At the 1878 Paris Exposition Brewster displayed thirteen vehicles. No. 1. Park Drag. Green and vermilion and black. No. 2. Landau. Green and vermilion stripes. No. 3. Brougham, pair horse. Green and black. No. 4. Lady’s Brougham, single horse. Black and red. No. 5. Victoria. Double Suspension. Maroon and red. No. 6. Cabriolet. Green and […]
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It was a beautiful warm, sunny, spring morning in New York City. As I looked out through the large front window of the Repository, on the corner of Broadway and 47th street, the women were strolling by in their lovely spring outfits, with their beautiful hats, and the streets were filled with Hansoms, Broughams, and
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September brings carriage lovers of all types to the Lexington, Kentucky area – first with the KY Classic Combined Driving Event and then with the National Drive. Sometimes you’re ready for something just a bit different but which still contains familiar driving elements, in that case check out the Georgetown and Scott County Museum. Named
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